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Buzil Drizzle Green Concentrate SP 31
Refill concentrate for SP 30, intensive kitchen cleaner.
Product description
Clear in use. Reliable in results.
Refill concentrate for SP 30, intensive kitchen cleaner.
Compare available pack sizes and item codes for your workplace. The properties and application data below help you choose. Check the current manufacturer sheet for the correct method and request a quotation for your preferred configuration.
Use and application
Materials: Ceramic tiles, Chrome, Clinker and terracotta, Granite, Ovens, grills and convection ovens, Resopal, Stainless steel. Soil: Normal soiling (dust, beverage stains, insect stains, etc.), Organic / inorganic contamination (grease, oil, protein, starch etc.), Oxidation and adherent contamination (corrosion, incrustations, etc.).
Dosing
To prepare the cleaning solution, use an empty, clean, and dry 600 ml Drizzle bottle. Alternatively, the empty bottle with article number H308 can be used in combination with the spray nozzle with article number H311. Measure out the specified amount of concentrate or add it to the bottle using a dosing device, then carefully fill with water. Replace bottle and trigger regularly. Always use cold water. Prepare application solutions fresh and use within 6 months. Foam onto cloth: 60 Millilitre / 600 Millilitre water.
Downloads
- Product line: Buzil
- pH: 13.5
Always follow the label and the current product or safety data sheet.
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